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Old 06-21-2012, 07:11 AM   #43
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65 lb injectors are only good to about 610 RWHP on a 4 bar MAF for 100% DC. At 740 RWHP things should be melting.

Where are you in TX? Mustang dyno I see? What kind of fuel was used? Do you plan to take it down the 1/4?
We have made 670rwhp through a stick with the 63lb SD injectors without breaking a sweat and no where near 100% DC.
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Old 06-21-2012, 07:12 AM   #44
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Indications are it does buy by looking at it, that is minimal work and will net about 10 RWHP.
We have seen higher gains than than with our street port and SICK gains with our race port and 102mm TB. Results coming in GM High Tech shortly
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Old 06-21-2012, 01:20 PM   #45
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So many upgrade packages from different performance shops. Totally awesome. Again, the consumer wins. How deep are your pockets folks?
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Old 06-22-2012, 02:11 AM   #46
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Yes it does and great work by the way!
The supercharger manifold was ported by APT


I agree about the 65lb injectors. Wasn't sure how this motor was going to respond in power. 80lb injectors are going in now.
I'm in Austin, TX at my profile says. No, it's not a Mustand dyno, it's a dynopak. 93 octane fuel was used and yes, I'll be taking down the quarter as soon as the car is done.


All dynos read differently, that's why I included the delta. So, what really matters is that we made 228 extra rwhp from stock.
Correct, the delta is important, but it is being inflated by the same percentage.
As fas as fuel systems and whp capacity, they only "see" uncorrected numbers when it comes to dynos. For that debate, I prefer to look at airflow in gm/sec or lb/min, but that stems from my turbo import days...
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Old 12-09-2012, 07:48 PM   #47
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Claimed 900 hp

Met AUTOSOURCE TODAY(Looks like the owners of this car).

They told no less than 10 people that this car was 900 hp.

Challanged them to a race against ourI WHITE CTSV WAGON but they declined......I hate people that do this.

BTW-Our Little CTSV wagon ran 7.0 with just 630rwhp


Aspire might want to set the record straight,Dynapak dynos have very little loss)(they bolt to the hubs meaning the advertised numbers are pretty correct)

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Old 12-09-2012, 09:45 PM   #48
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this is a great read.. i love when the shops come in and talk about results..

I see some crazy stuff going on with those dyno numbers.. 512 is higher than most stick cars iv seen.. and about 30-40 higher than the standered auto.
cant wait to see the MPH.. that car should run bottom bottom tens at 135 even with limited traction...

what kind of "crazy gains" have you see with this 102 mm tb upgrade (mine is done, sitting in the garage waiting to be tuned on wed.) just wondering..
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Old 12-09-2012, 09:50 PM   #49
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this is a great read.. i love when the shops come in and talk about results..

I see some crazy stuff going on with those dyno numbers.. 512 is higher than most stick cars iv seen.. and about 30-40 higher than the standered auto.
cant wait to see the MPH.. that car should run bottom bottom tens at 135 even with limited traction...

what kind of "crazy gains" have you see with this 102 mm tb upgrade (mine is done, sitting in the garage waiting to be tuned on wed.) just wondering..
It should be faster than that. If it indeed makes that much power.
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Old 12-09-2012, 09:51 PM   #50
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It should be faster than that. If it indeed makes that much power.

lol I was trying to be nice..
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Old 12-09-2012, 09:53 PM   #51
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lol I was trying to be nice..
Ha. This is the Internet. Screw being nice. The world needs more honesty!!
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Old 12-10-2012, 07:07 AM   #52
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These guy seem to have a high reading dyno, every auto trans I have seen stock, dyoned around 470rwhp, but every auto ZL1 I have seen on there dyno is around 510rwhp to 512rwhp. But regardless you gained around +225rwhp which is a great gain.
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Old 12-10-2012, 08:17 AM   #53
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Old 12-10-2012, 04:36 PM   #54
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These guy seem to have a high reading dyno, every auto trans I have seen stock, dyoned around 470rwhp, but every auto ZL1 I have seen on there dyno is around 510rwhp to 512rwhp. But regardless you gained around +225rwhp which is a great gain.
If the dyno is high for the base, then it may be high for the end result as well. This would put the auto car around 685 hp if adjusted down by the same percentage, which would be within range of what other mods by other vendors have achieved. It would be nice to see a dyno run of this car on another dyno.
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Old 12-10-2012, 04:39 PM   #55
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If the dyno is high for the base, then it may be high for the end result as well. This would put the auto car around 685 hp if adjusted down by the same percentage, which would be within range of what other mods by other vendors have achieved. It would be nice to see a dyno run of this car on another dyno.
But no were near 900RWHP as started by the current owner......
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